| opposite | (adjective) having no odor; "odorless gas"; "odorless flowers"
odorless, inodorous, odourless |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of onions or garlic
alliaceous |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of almond
almond-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of anise
anise-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of apples
apple-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of balsam resin
balsam-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of candy
candy-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling like cedar
cedar-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of cinnamon
cinnamon-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of clove
clove-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of ginger
ginger-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of honey
honey-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of lemons
lemon-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of mint
mint-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of musk
musky-scented, musk-scented |
| similar | (adjective) having an odor that is pleasing
pleasant-smelling |
| similar | (adjective) (used with `of' or `with') noticeably odorous; "the hall was redolent of floor wax"; "air redolent with the fumes of beer and whiskey"
smelling, redolent |
| similar | (adjective) (used in combination) having the odor of; "clean-scented laundry"; "a manure-scented barnyard"
scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of spices
spice-scented |
| similar | (adjective) having a strong odor
strong-smelling, strong-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of tansy
tansy-scented, tansy-smelling |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of tea
tea-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of vanilla
vanilla-scented |
| similar | (adjective) smelling of violets
violet-scented |